The ample outdoor offerings of Northwest Florida destinations such as Pensacola, Destin, Panama City Beach and Tallahassee offer many standout event venues that are ideal for social distancing.
With myriad projects underway to renovate existing hotels, open new spaces and expand outdoor event capabilities, River City will be well positioned as a can’t-miss Texas meetings destination.
Although the COVID-19 pandemic has put the brakes on many ambitious destination development projects, Tucson, Arizona, is forging ahead with a downtown revitalization that will figure large for meetings and conventions.
The dining scene in Savannah, Georgia, is on the rise. These five unique offsite restaurants with private dining spaces can give your meeting groups a taste of the city’s cuisine.
Through certifications and safety trainings, Raleigh is ready to welcome back groups safely. Read to see what venues and hospitality partners are doing to prepare for live meetings.
Sitting empty of large meetings during the pandemic, some convention centers are taking on unique roles. Read how the Minneapolis Convention Center is filling the event void by serving as a processing and drop-off site for mail-in ballots, plus other examples.
From a WWII battleship and a regal mansion once owned by James Buchanan Duke to a beautifully restored barn, historic venues run the gamut in the Tarheel State.
Phoenix and Scottsdale are in the midst of a development boom that has hardly been slowed because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and which bodes well for meetings and events. Read more.
From a pedestrian bridge over the Tennessee River to a former site of the 1982 World’s Fair, East Tennessee’s major meetings markets—Gatlinburg, Knoxville and Chattanooga—offer plenty of unique spaces for outdoor events.
Nebraska boasts a robust agritourism industry, with lodges and guest ranches across the state that are perfect for small groups looking to get outdoors.
